Post by Jean-Daniel Aussel

Cybersecurity, Digital Identity & Mobile Security Leader | Standards, Strategy & Ecosystem Leadership

💡 Your cashback can make a difference. Sometimes, a cashback balance feels too small to matter. But even a few euros can still turn into something useful, practical, and real. I once had a hotel-chain cashback that expired, and the only thing I could buy before it disappeared was a light bulb. That may sound trivial — but it is exactly the point: small balances are not meaningless. They are small acts of value that can still support everyday needs. This is why initiatives like Treebo Cashback Solidaire are interesting: they turn cashback into a more meaningful benefit rather than letting it sit unused or expire. Ulule explains that, on its platform, funds are processed through electronic wallets between supporters and project creators, and payments are typically made by card or direct debit depending on the project configuration. Ulule also states that the campaign uses its platform’s payment flow rather than a separate consumer payment scheme like card rewards or airline miles. #Cashback #SocialImpact #MeaningfulRewards #CircularEconomy #CashbackWithAConscience #LightBulbEconomics

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